Ethan Tracy

Tracy, a University of Arkansas graduate, turned professional in 2012. A year before, Tracy was the unlikely winner of the Western Amateur, an event he earlier said he almost pulled out of. On his way to the championship, Tracy defeated former U.S. Amateur Public Links finalist Derek Ernst, Jordan Spieth and the top-ranked amateur at the time, Peter Uihlein, on his way to the victory.
As a pro, Tracy has played on the Latinoamerica Tour and the Mackenzie Tour in Canada. In 2015, he made four cuts in five events on the Latinoamerica Tour. His results include a T-2nd at the Lexus Panama Classic presented by World Jewelry Hub, and three other top-10 finishes. In 2016, he has missed the cut in both events on the tour.
On the Mackenzie Tour in 2015, Tracy played in 12 events, making the cut in 10 of them. He notched seven top 25s and four top-10 finishes. His best finish was a T-7th at the Bayview Place Island Savings Open presented by Times Colonist. He finished the year 22nd on the money list.
Tracy played in two PGA Tour events in 2016, the Wells Fargo Championship and the Memorial Tournament. He missed the cut in both.